[The seemingly carefree bodyguard × the seemingly aloof but secretly seductive regent]
Two female leads, one pursuing the other, ancient setting, transmigration, cultivation, equally matched, devoted to each other, happy ending
Ye Changsheng, the third-greatest sword cultivator in the cultivation world, is forcibly tossed by the System into a crumbling dynasty on the verge of collapse.
She has barely any spiritual power left, and now she’s supposed to save the world from other cultivators too?
She gives up on trying, wanting only to coast through life as a lowly bodyguard, fanning herself as she focuses on admiring the beautiful regent.
Jiang Zhixue holds all the power of the court. She’s cool and distant, yet relies on medicine every day, so frail it makes Ye Changsheng’s heart ache.
The moment the woman who planned to take it easy sees this, she breaks down and risks her life to protect her.
Once the storm has passed, ten miles of red bridal finery unfurl.
From then on, the warmth of home is where they find each other.
First of all, my apologies for everything!
The pacing is a little slow at first, and the other female lead doesn’t officially appear until Chapter 5.
There are quite a few original worldbuilding elements.
I’ve done my best with the writing.
Regardless of whether you have watched it or not, ahem, first of all, it's a five-star review. If you can't hold on any longer, go to sleep. Here's another follow-up review. It's very interesting. I still like it. I'm waiting for the update. The characters are well developed. I like it. It's one of the only books I've read that I still like.
Stop being like this and give me 5 stars to encourage you.
The dialogue between the heroine and the system is so funny. This article is very interesting [full][full][full][please update]